Commissions
A client is not buying hours of someone holding a camera. They are buying a finished visual world. So we quote the commission — never the hour — and every project is scoped individually against a written brief.
How a quote is structured
- Creative fee
- Concept, direction and pre-production.
- Production
- Shoot days, crew and equipment on location.
- Post-production
- Editing, colour, sound, retouching and finishing.
- Usage and licensing
- Where the work is used, and for how long, where applicable.
- Expenses
- Travel, accommodation, permits and any specialist hire, at cost.
What a full commission can include
One creative direction, delivered across every format it will live in — a visual asset system rather than a set of files.
| Asset | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Hero film | The main website or campaign story. |
| 30-second film | Advertising and campaign use. |
| 15-second films | Social and paid placements. |
| Vertical films | Reels, Shorts and stories. |
| Editorial photography | Website, campaigns and print. |
| Detail photography | Material, food, product and atmosphere. |
| Aerial film | Scale, geography and environment. |
| Aerial photography | Web, print and listings. |
| Hero frames | Website headers and thumbnails. |
| Social crops | Platform-specific publishing. |
| Master archive | Full-resolution finished assets. |
How a project runs
01
Discover
02
Define
03
Direct
04
Capture
05
Form
06
Deliver
Beyond Alberta
Commissions travel. Outside the home territory the client covers expenses at cost; the fee covers the work.
The fee covers
The client covers